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We let the lovely Belle go this afternoon. She was clearly struggling with with her breathing and energy levels, and the vet confirmed he could hear her heart pounding over her lungs. She wasn't going to get any better and with the weekend coming up, I didn't want to leave it too late and have her suffer.
We gave her some grass before heading to the appointment which she happily snuffled down, and then we had some final cuddles before we handed her over to the vet.
The whole process was surprisingly quick and comforting, and Belle was relaxed and happy. I wish we'd had more time, but having had a few guineas pass away now, I'm confident I made the right call for Belle.
Oh Heather - I am so sorry that the deterioration was so sudden and that you didn't have longer together. I have no doubt that you made the right decision for her - it's such a hard decision to make, but you have spared her from any suffering. Huge hugs to you. Sleep tight, gorgeous Belle xx
So sorry that you had to make that hard decision for Belle.
You gave her a wonderful life, filled with so much love.
Be gentle with yourself as you grieve.
Holding you in my heart
Oh Heather, I’m so sorry, sending massive hugs and really hope you’re ok. She’s had such a brilliant time with you, just so sorry it wasn’t for longer for both of you She really was a sweetie and so utterly gorgeous x
Sleep tight beautiful Belle xx
I am so sorry that you have had to let Belle go to spare her any unnecessary suffering for her last hours.
We can always only give our piggies our love and a chance but we can never guarantee the outcome.
Belle was clearly much loved and well cared for and had the best of piggy lives.
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